RV Rental Lexington, GA

When you rent a travel trailer from Lexington, a visit to Shaking Rock Park is a treat. The park is full of natural granite outcroppings which are very impressive to see, and its location just near the southern edge of Lexington makes it easily reachable. One of the main attractions in this park is the enormous bolder, so perfectly balanced that it can be shaken with one hand, and it is this rock that gives the park its name. There are also a number of nature trails and an active beaver pond, giving lots of options for things to do.

For hiking fans, the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests provide some of the best recreational opportunities in Georgia. Overall there are around 867,000 acres to enjoy, with over 850 miles of recreational trails, with landscapes rich in beautiful natural scenery, history, and culture. Head to the forest in your RV rental from Lexington, GA, for a day, weekend, or even a week, and you still won't have covered all that this dramatic part of Georgia offers.

Watson Mill Bridge State Park is divided by the winding South Fork River, and contains one of the longest covered bridges in the state, spanning 229 feet. The park is perfect for a quick lunchtime picnic to admire the scenery or take to one of the trails on foot, bike or horseback. In the warmer months, the shallow waters around the bridge become the ideal paddling spot, while others enjoy taking a boat out onto the river.

Pine Lake Campground is open all year round and offers full-hookup RV sites for your camper rental from Lexington, and a wide range of amenities to suit all sorts of camper. The sites are shady, level, and spacious in a natural and peaceful setting with free WiFi hotspots, laundry facilities, a fishing dock, camp store, and much more. There are also a number of nature trails on site in which there are some good bird watching opportunities and a pet area where your dog can roam free.

There is a KOA Campground nearby which is a popular RV park chain. The Lake Oconee/Greensboro is one of a kind, with a unique and fun railroad theme with 13 authentic railroad boxcars, club cars and cabooses scattered throughout the 55 acres of land. The park is popular for boaters and anglers with its own boat launch and slips providing easy access out to Lake Oconee. There is a private white sand beach, 2 swimming pools and a 4000 square foot clubhouse.

For those looking for a campsite with a view, head to Broad River Campground, located on the south bank of the Broad River. Although the park is in a quiet rural area, it is close enough to the town of Petersburg to have quick access to a range of shops and eateries. The park features a boat ramp, electrical hookups for your Lexington motorhome rental and even fish cleaning stations for those that fancy their luck out on the river.

The Lexington Historic District, which actually covers most of the town, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1977. Many people chose to pay a visit to the Historic courthouse and library to take a look at some of the old records available there. One of the best ways to see what the town has to offer is to take a self-guided walking tour, with maps available in many of the shops and attractions.

One of the main hubs of the town activity may be found in Courthouse Square, as it is here visitors, vacationers, and locals can find a cluster of unique art and antique shops. There are also coffee houses and beer and wine bars to quench the thirst of those who pay the town a visit in their RV rental from Lexington.

There is always something going on in Lexington, but one of the most popular festivals is LexFest, Heald in September. LexFest is a fun-filled artisan fair which features live music, a range of stalls, and plant of places to grab some food or drink. It is a lovely event that brings the whole town together to celebrate the local creativity and businesses.